Let's find out together.
See if your child qualifies for skilled in-home nursing through the Georgia Pediatric Program. For families who are approved, Georgia Medicaid covers it in full. Tell us how to reach you and a real person will walk you through it.
One child. One home. One heart at a time.
- No cost to families who qualify
- A real person calls you back
- We handle the GAPP paperwork
- Interpreter services, no cost
Start here
Takes about two minutes
What happens next
- A real person calls you back during business hours. Not a call center.
- We ask about the diagnosis, the equipment and where you are in Georgia.
- We gather the doctor's orders and the eligibility paperwork with you.
- Georgia Medicaid reviews and decides the approved hours.
- We match the nurse or CNA to your child, and work to keep them with you.
Around 30 days is typical from the first call to care starting, though it is not a guarantee. We begin documentation promptly. Georgia Medicaid sets the pace of its own review.
Rather just talk? Call 678-459-2590. Interpreter services available. Ver esta página en español.
Not ready to talk yet? Check for yourself.
Both are free, both are private, and neither one needs a phone call. Use them, then call us at 678-459-2590 when you are ready.
Already the one caring for your child? GAPP may pay you.
If you are already doing the care, Georgia’s Family Caregiver Option can hire and pay you as a W‑2 employee for your child’s approved personal care hours. The two-minute Caregiver Pay Check tells you whether it looks like a fit.
See if you qualify- Paid W‑2 employment with real weekly payroll
- We train and credential you, about 40 hours
- Covers personal care hours, not skilled nursing
- See whether it fits in about two minutes
Not sure your child qualifies? Find out in three minutes.
The Path Finder maps which Georgia programs your child may qualify for, including GAPP, Katie Beckett and Medicaid, plus what to do next. Private, and no phone call needed.
Open the Path Finder- Which program to pursue first, and why
- What documents to gather before you apply
- The deadlines that trip families up